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All.Over Embroidery.

Five hundred yards All-Over EN-
broidery at 80 cents per yard. In
White only. and several patterns to
select from. Reduced from 70 cents.
Five hundred yards at so cents per
yard.
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Dress Goods.

Three yards 40inches-wide Corded
Cashmere at 80 cents per yard. Worth
30 cents per yard. Worth SO cents.
Four or five colors to select from.
Three hundred yards 40-inches-wide
Corded Cashmere at 30 cents per yard.
Worth fully so cents.
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Catarrh, Hay or Rose Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing prop
critics of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid are
experienced in the treatment and cure OF
Catarrh and kindred complaints. The Fluid
soothes and heals the inhamed membranes
and removes the offensive odor that charac-
terizes the disease. Should the infiamma'
tion have reached the throat use the Fluid
-. a pargle to allay the Inflammation and to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-07
Bathing Suits.

We have three Gentlemen's Jersey
Bathing Suits, all that remain of our
$3.50 line, and we will close these out
at $2.75 each. Three Bathing Suits at
$2.75 each. Made from a very fine
quality of Jersey cloth and worth
double the sum asked.
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Dress Goods.

Five hundred yards Shepherd Plaids
at 20 cents per yard. Beautiful Plaids
and Broken Plaids in high colors.
Cannot be surpassed under 35 cents.
Five hundred yards at 20 cents per
yard.
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Table Linen. Table Linen.
Table Linen.

Dice Table Linen Is cents
This sells and
cheap figure Table Beahed Dam
Dice forerunners to show
this line within the few months One thousand
yards yard Good
25 cents
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T. NJ. HALE & co.
To-day, Wednesday, Sept. 7.
7 AND 8 SPRING STREET.
Table Linen.
Table Linen.
Table Linen.

Beached Damask Table Linen 35
yard Warranted nn and all linen Beautiful designs and
exceed yard anywhere Hoteeepers will do
this line One thousand yards Beached
Table yard Worth SO cents Warranted
md
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Bath Towels,

Twenty-Five dozen Cream Turkish
Bath Towels, 46x24 inches at 25 cents
each. Very soft and equal to the i'm
ported towel. Twenty-Five dozen at %
cents each.
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MANHOOD $$s; s!s;$ :$sS: !s$:!ss

GUS debility, lost manhood, ETC., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered a simple self-cure which he will
send FREE to his fellow sufferers. Address
c. J. MASON, Postofice box 3l78, New York
city.
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Ladies Hosiery.

Twenty-Five dozen Ladies' Lisle
Thread Hose at 10 cents per pair,
which are good value at 35 cents. Full
gauge, extra length and French feet.
Twenty-Five dozen at 19 cents per
pair.
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MONEY MADE EASY,

DY BUYING THE FOLLOWING PROP
6erty: $4,000, Groom house and lot,
5Ox165, Hope street, near Seventh /; So, 500,
house and lot, Walnut avenue, near Main
street; 81 900 to $2,5OO five fine lots, Or
ange Heights; 20 Its, Victor Heights, from
81 900 to $1,000; Angelefo Heights lots.
from 81 900 to So, 500; Is acres on Jefferson
street, So 900 per acre; lots, Woodworth
tract, ST. 500; 2 lots, Childs tract, $4,000;
100 feet, corner Olive and Second streets,
with 1S-room house, $50, 900; $4,000 each
3 lots, Morris Vineyard tract; 23 acres in
Pasadena, ST. cooper acre; $500 each, lots
on Santa Fe avenue, near depot; 40 acres, 4
miles from Postofce, 1878 per acre, plenty
of water; 8 lots Dunegan tract, for $4,000
$3.50 each, 6 lots near car line, East Los An
geles; 10 acres, in Lick tract, at bargain;
as lots on Boyle Heights will be sold to-
gcther at bargain; lots in Los Angeles I'm
provement Company; SO, 500. 6-room house
and large lot, on Date street; 10 acres, Lick
tract; 1215 acres, Glendale.
E1-Call and be convinced, at
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CHEAP /: CITY S: LOTS
Two Fine Lots, 4ox14o Each,

on Third Street, Mills & Wick's subdivision.
These lots are on the line of business i'm
proyement between the Santa Fe and the
new Southern Pacific Depots Apply to nj
F. Pauiy, in Mills, Crawford d Fields office
is Court street. jy76-u
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Snort as shespshesd .

NEW YorK, September l3.-The
weather at sheepsheId Bay today was
showery ard the track heavy.
First R,ce-0ne mile. Starters:
Favor, Exile, Cleaner, Mamie Hunt,
Carey and ARUNDEL Favor won BY
three lengths, Cleaner second, Mamie
Hunt third. Time-l:43t.
Second Rsce-Three-fourth OF mile
for two year olds. s srters: Onahs,
Palstta, Ballston, Badge, Longbranch,
Rspine. Bopeep, Bandisi, King Grab,
Lsoh, Locust, Peerees, Esterbrook and
Allan II. Lsoh won, Omaha second,
Bardge third. Time-l:l6.
Third Race -The sheepshead stakes
for three year olds; one mile aud .
quarter. Starters -Banburg, Lagsard,
Miss Ford, Queen Of Ellzlhetb, Rio
l'Or ard Bessie June. Miss Ford
Won by Ave lengths, Beseie June SEQ
ord, Laggird third. Time-2:ll.
F.urih Racs-Handicap; one mile
and three sixteenths. S,arters-Ka
loolsh, Exile, Lslsx, Euius, Richmond
Alaric, Brown Duke, Tenstrike and
Lelogos. Delogos won by q head
Eurus second, Tenslrike third. Tim'
900. MutuAls paid 800 81.
Fifth Rice-Tbe Racing stakes
one mile. arterr-Joe Cotton, Cy
clops, Swift and Wahoo. Swift wa
first by three lengths. but was dis
qualified for ioulIne Wahoo, who wa
given the race, with Cyclops second.
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Diamond DOss.


The Topekas will win the Western
League championship.
HASDIBoH, Of last years Pittsburgs,
has been released by Eau Glare.
THE Nets have secured Rooney
Sweeney, and are after Deasley as
catcher.
The Louisvilles have already won
more games than they did daring oil
OF last season.
The Dstroits may yet have to Eight
II out with the Philadelphiss Tor the
championship.
FRED GoLDsMrrH, once the star
pitcher Of the Chicagos, 10 q bar
keeper In Detroit.
Tx 1882 the Chicsgos won twenty
three successive games. 1t 10 the best
record ever msde.
"Iy they depend on me to win the
pennant Tor them" said Clarkson
while In Boston, "they will get Left.
In three consecutive games Morrill,
OF the Boston club, bad eleven put
outs at frat, q very small number.
CLEVELAND has been endeavoripg Il
get pitcher Wood and felders Knigh
and Mansell, in case the Hamilton
club should 20 to pieces.
MONK CLINE arrived yesterday from
Louisville and tomorrow will don I
Memphis uGiform, playing at short
He 10 the same old Monk, and as full
OF fen a. ever. Tony Suck piloteS
him through South Memphis yester.
day, and they tpsnt two hours In ss
sistipg colored man In breaking .
Texaa pony.
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stsetuustt y, BreshIyn n.

NEW YoRK, September l3.-Cibcin.
Rail and Brooklyn met today In the
nst game Of the last series. The
ground vas damp, but with the aid Of
sawduat 1t vs. made pss'sbly fair.
Despite the poor condition Of the
grounds the gsms ives exceedingly
well played mp to the ninth inning.
The home team los, several opporiuni.
ties 10 score by timid base running.
The batting Was about even. Reilly
and Pircknsy led for their respective
clubs. Both cluts hslded finely, the
Cincinnatis especially, their only two
errors not amounting 10 anything
MePhee's play at second, Rsilly's al
frat and Coikhil's outhelding wer,
worthy OF especial mention. Keenan,
OF the Cine mats, ofiiciated a. umpire
and did well. Attendance 1888. score
Brooklyn .......-0 010C 0l00-
Cincinratl....-l 0 o 004x-
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Birmingn nam 2, New Orleans o.
isPEcrAL TO rHs ArPEAL.l


NEW ORLEANS, LA September 49,
New Orleans ba.,ed bard enough today
to have won two gsmts. Campsu and
Vaughan made homo runs, Mcvey Q
triple and Cimpau q double, and
there was m IRE hard bstters beside
these. The superb fielding Of Dufiee,
Burks and Hayes robbed the locals Of
q number OF fine bits. New Orleans
carried too much dead weight, how
ever, In Aydelotte, Pojol and Klus.
man. Aydelotte couldn't pitch,
couldn't bat, couldn't fsld and
couldn't watch bases. His peculiar
delivery made II easy TO get from
second to third. Pujol, alter his fine
work OF the day before, filled
TO Judge anything today, Duf.
fees brace oil two bsegers being
misjudged fles. Klusman's third base
play was the worst OF the season. and
virtually lost the game, as 1t dlsgus'ed
the nine and the crowd. Birming
ham put mp a strong game In every
department, batting timely, fielding
msgnificently and taking every nd
vantage OF their opponents bad play.
ing. Cartwright was hurt the day be
fore handling ons oil Humans mys
.terious throws, and did not play
Mcvey took bis place, and came neal
being ircapscitaied in the came way
widner and Kelly will be the oppos
ing pitchers tomorrow.
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New York 4, Indiauspoiis 2,

IsDIANAPoLls, IND, September lS.-
In the SIKH inning today Indian
spolis found weak spot In Titcombs
delivery and batted ont four rune.
This, with the one made IN the hrst
inning, was suffi ,ient to win the game.
The fslding on both sides wa, sharp
aud almost enorless. Conner and
Herman each sent the ball over the
right field fence and scored home runs.
Ward and Browns base stealing, Ba,'
sets brilliant and tlmost impossible
stops, and Browns catches Of difficult
flies In right field we're features OF the
game. jackson, an amateur player,
distinguished himself at first base for
Indianapolis. Attendance 1900. Score
Indianapolis. ...l-0 0 0 40 l l. 2
New York........0 / 90 l 0000- A
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BILLIARDs.


ST. LoUn, Mo-, September lo.-
Charley schaeisr today received q
cablegpam from Jake schasier, the
champion billiard player, who is nov
In Paris, that his match with vignsuI
Ia of, on account OF their inability TO
ssree on q referee. sehaeier claims
that vignauI insisted on having q
friend OF his act an referee. Inc
match was made In July and was 70
have been for three thousand points,
pslk line, 10 DO played In 1--we conseo.
utive nights for q, 900 . side. scnaeieI
says he will leave for homo on ths
2lth Of September.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-14
LOST FOUR STRAIGHT.
Memphis Gives Up the Last Game
to Charleston.
The Babies DO the Pelicans Again
League and Assecfa.
tiOn Cannes.
IsrpcrAL TO TIE APPlAL.l

CHARLESTON. s. O., Septe mber 10
The story Of .odsy's game Is soon told.
Memphis did not play ball little bit.
Huneler. who pitched his third con-
secutivs game for the locals, Smith
being disabled, kept the visitors down
to two clean h to and two phantoms, .
total OF four base hits. On the other
hand, the locals treated Smith, OF
Memphis, Just as they did Bobby
Black yesterdsy-they batted him out
Of the box. Memphis saved q white
wash only in the seventh inning,
when q sale bit by Reccius, . phantom
and an error setIed them two rams.
The visitors left for home this after
noon ct 8 o'clock. Following Is the
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Loui.yi,te a. A,bIestc. n.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 10
The Athletics we're unable 10 DO any.
thing until the ninth inning. when
siovey's double and Lirkins's single
saved them a shut out. The visitors
won the game in the fiitb, when Mack
and Collins mito base bits, and
Brownins's home run drive gave them
three runs. Fielding was generally
good. Blsrbsur and White exselling,
Score:
Athletics. .........0 0 5000 ii
Louisyille-.."".2 90 3 5000 Oh
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ENsJEY-At Asheyillo, N. o., September
u, 1887, Laura M, wife OF Fnoch Enslsy.
The remains arc expected TO arrive over
the M. 4 @. road on Wednesday mornins.
Funeral nom residence, Rayburn avenue.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
Carriages at Holsts.
TENDER Is, 1887, RASsis d, fooLknAs,young.
est daughter OF the late Capt. l.. II. and
Ssllis y. foglemgn.
Funeral will take place from the feryboa,
steamer Alice, this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Friends Invited.
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being very wild. He was we'll sup.
ported BY Snyder, who did good wors,
ct the hat. Toy, at Rrst base. played
. very hne game. Hankinson's work
at third base was one of the features.
Umpire Jerry Sullivan, late OF the
league, gave decisions which eatisfied
all. The game was called at the end
Of the eighth inning on account Oh
darkness. Score:
Metropolitans... % 0 O3 l 0 20
Cleveland. ........,.O 20020 o 2-6
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THE TURF.
Opening Day nc BuG,Io - Races nd
sheepshead.

sheepAhead.
BUFFALO, N. Y, September l3.-The
opening day Of tbs fall meeting Of the
Buffalo Jockey Club. Weather fine
AID the track heavy.
First Racs-selling: fye.eiehlhs OF
a mile. Dol. Ovens won, Ben Thomp-
son second, Miller third. Tlme-l :04.
Sec md Rice-0ne mile. Editor
won, Willie Palmer second, S.ra,hspey
third. Tims-l:4si.
Third RAGS -Solliug; seyeu-eighths
Of mile. Pagan won, Peacock sec.
ord, Glendon third. Time-li32t.
Fourth Race-Selling; three iourths
Of q mile. Harry Rose won, Mary
Hamilton second, Neptunus third.
Time-l:l9l.
Fifth Racs-Light weller weights
one and one-hal miles over hurdles.
Bellevue won, Lsioy second, Valour
third. Time-S:00t.
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syrup OF Fiss,

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Compsny, san Francisco,
Cal. In ma uTe's ogn tine laxative. IL
10 the most easily taken and the mobt
pleasantly affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system when bilious OF
ooetivs, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
levers, 10 cure hsbitual constipation,
indigestion, &c. For sale Ia 30 cebt
and 81 bottles by II J. Hester, and
all leading druggists VanYleel 4
Co., q. W. JoDes 4 90, W. N. vii.
keroon 4 Co, hsnfaeld a 90. have
bsen appointed Wholesale agents Of
Memphis.
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Chicago 10, PhilMdelphia IL.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September lS.-Chi.
cago and Philadslphis played q see
saw game today, Chicago coming out
ahead In the final Snuff. II was too
dark to play after the seventh inning,
but Arson insisted that the game con-
tinue, whereupon Umpire Powers
made them finish the game, though 1t
took till after sunset, and II was quite
dark when the last man was out,
Baldwin was knocked out OF the box
In the seventh inning and Ryan put
In. He held the Phil sdelphis batters
down to one hit, bat costly errors let
In some runs. Score:
Chicago. e. ........3 0 l 40 ! 05 2-l6
Philade lphia.....3 0 / 8 l 220 LIS
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OFFICIAL SCORE.
SCORE ~ INNINGS;

SSs s% StSSSddSoSSSS9s-iSS
Summary: Earned runs-Obarles-
ton 8, Memphis 0. Two base hits
Glenn, Hines, Corcoran, Childs. Three
base nit-Poxe.l. Total base hits
Charleston 22, Memphis 4. Left on
bases - Charleston 8, Memphis 8.
Bases Standardization 2 Struck
out-By Hupsler 8. Smith 1. Fret
bsse on bslle-Charleston 8. Memphis
2. Batter Hit-By Smith /. Wild
pitch-Smith. Passed bslls-Crotty 5.
Time OF game 0ae hour and thirty
minutes. Umpire-Simonin.
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Our Autumn and Winter lmporta.
lions of Fine worsteds, Cloths, Cassi.
meres and sui,iugs are now arriving,
apd will soon be ready for inspection.
Very rep clfuily,
\. 4. RIDGRLY,
Taller aud Draper,
Is Madison NJ.
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u.,repoIitans o, CLEVELAND. q

NEW YoRK, September l3.-The
Metropoli,ans and Clevelsnds played
= fair game at 81. George today In the
presence Of about 800 spectators. Nor.
.risou, pitcher for the Clsvelsnds,
played q very poor game, his pitching
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summary: Erned runs-New Or.
leans 2, Birmingham 2. Two base hits
-Oampau, Duhee. Three base hit
MoVey. Home runs - Campau,
Vaughn. First base on errors-New
Orleans 4, Birmingham 8. First base
on balls-Bifmingham 2. Lsft on
bses-Sew Orleans 8, Birmingham
4. Struck eut-By Aydelotte 4 Passed
balls-vaughn n, stallings. Wild pitches
-Aydelotte 2. Es,erqutst. Double
plays-Hayer and Esterquest, Duhse
and Hillery, Faller, Geiss and Mcvey.
Time OF esme-one hour and forty Ave
minutes. Umpire-Kleip.
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Pitssbsrg 8, Washisston 1.

PrrrsBuRe, Pa, September l3.-The
home team again debated the Wash
ir gtons by bunching their hits In the
first inning. Morris pitched good
game, while 0'Day was hit hard. At
tendance, 1000. Score:
Pittsburg. ..... 8 5000 900
Washington. -. / 900 0 900 o. ]
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No Game.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 49,
There was no game played here today,
the weather being very inclement
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PuRE and white M the flower whoae
name n beap are the biscuits raised
BY Lily Baking Posder.
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CIsTRRNs- Hriehvork. Smoking Chin
~ nsys. stc. Tclsph9ns $50 ,,n,,,.
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pIASos-I-.a,y 5000 ssesaa.Aead :.
;'s' g '';;'i VIM; WIN ~; !; &:
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DIED.

MO. Madison Street, Memphts. Tenn.
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NICE qorrAgE,,,sII ROOFS. IN :, ssIIsat
I've street ear. lles., AlsO. one ssssilsat
family '''''' AS..&'BoBo. IA r,.ssl
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DAY PONY cOLr-Tvo and . hilf yssu
ID oldt broken 70 harness and ssdd lyprv
stgIlsh. L0CkwVOD's BfABLE.
SEcoSD HAND LITTER PRKss, sool
> a. hsw. pficsN Apply Al Appes ecanes
inE room,
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TAKEN UP.

MULE-0n September g. 1877. at Well.
nj mans stable, No, 80 Poplar, one black
horse mule, ltt hands high. owner can
obtain zane By paylns ehsrEes.
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sTRAyFD OR STOLEN.

NNULR-Ons bag mare mule, lSH hands
MI hish, siI years oldj has long, bushy
taiii bran dsd on Ian Jaw with a lcter "f,"
We will give liberal reward Tor said mule,
delivered 10 J II. Manor, IS Monroe street.
Memphi,, lsnn. J. A. f0RRkSr A SON.
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LOST.

KRYs-Qn Ihursdsy, on vay. IRON X. q.
IN m. A B, depot, . bunch OF keys. The
hndsf Win please return 10
Agent Of southsrn EIp .s. oompany:
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-20
LADIES & GENTLEMEN
READ = THIS!
You Will Never Regret 1t
You May Save Money by 1t.
D

About weeks ago purchased bankrupt stock Of goods
consisting Of Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver Watches Dla
onds and ewe which put sale my store No. 428 Last
Douglas ave. Nearly onehaf of sold My competitors
have become very much exercised because letting the
GOODS 90 SO low One dealer and wanted buy what
had left of this stock offering good profit it, but told him
no. that wanted give my customers benefit which would also
he good advertisement Of course hurts Them they know
am selling these goods for less than they buy the class OF
goods large portion Of this stock finer goods than jewelers.
Wichita handle they make big profits
cheaper class of goods Now will say right here enphaica
that of the fact that these competitors have said so much
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will give out the grane bargains fine goods heard
Of will do good those who will give chance Come and
see # mean have few fine gold watches ornamened with
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pay investigate you contemplate the purchase Of fine watch
aides if YOU think Of buying Gents watch for Christmas
ent it will pay you buy Gentlemen you think of buying
Ladies watch for Christmas present will big to buy
now before these bargains Most Respectfully
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

The following, signed by Robert Rod
ney, u. S. N, and postmRrked Washing
ton, has been sent to the 'Philauthropio
editor of the GAZETTE :" Three, five,
10 per cent month, Rs high as 12O per
cent year, and all the year round, and
on collateral three times the loan and
not one rich Christian man or rich Chris
tian woman in Washington or anywhere
else, with the humanity, the religious
sincerity, to provide that the very poor,
and calamity stricken, having testimonials
of merit, can get their small loans on uncur-
rent collateral at less than pawnbrokers
rates Do not denounce pRwnbrokers. They
are the only bankers who condescend to
serve the very poor the only earthly re-
source in dire emergency; no city can do
without them. A man who will lend
at even 10 per cent month, and on
nothing less than triple real value, is, In
that respect, a more useful citizen and
nearer heaven than the rich ritualist who
will not humble himself or herself to
lend small sum Rt all, whatever be the
merit or the security or the extremity.
| But pawnbrokers' business Is built on
exact knowledge of the hypocrisy and
| heartlessness of the rich Christian. They
| know that the piety of no rich Christian
man or rich Christian woman ever got to
the length of attempting to save fellow
beings, however blameless, from having
to pay this usury; and they conclude
that what never has happened never will.
This kind Of philanthropy Quitting pawn.
broking on the basis of simple interest,
is so iufra dig. no one else has evei
dared mention it, let alone deal with it.
A virgin field of mercy which has never
been entered by private charity since
5h. ntperShent, the frat pawnbroker
hung ous the three gildod balls from the
old abandoned gate lodge of the GardeI
| nf E,itf